I.1. Justice Will Prevail, You Say?...
First release. Establishes the core pattern by which historical justice is assigned post-victory, framing the foundation for subsequent phases on propaganda, myth-making, and narrative control.
All updates to explainers across The Apex Journal. Major updates indicate significant new information or revised analysis.
First release. Establishes the core pattern by which historical justice is assigned post-victory, framing the foundation for subsequent phases on propaganda, myth-making, and narrative control.
Full rewrite as doctrine-validation case study; removed theoretical duplication and added system-level closure
First public release. Introduces a systems-level, field-first explainer of electromagnetism, integrating electrostatics, circuits, magnetism, induction, and light into a single causal framework focused on physical intuition rather than formula memorization.
Canonical multi-layer rewrite integrating NEET-UG quick map, deep system logic, immune map diagram, rapid revision, and exam-trap MCQs.
First canonical release. Presents a system-level account of semiconductors covering origin, necessity, band theory, doping, PN junctions, MOSFETs, silicon dominance, and the physical limits of scaling.
First public release. Introduces thermodynamics as a systems-level theory of limits, unifying engines, entropy, information, and the arrow of time.
Canonical rewrite incorporating actor-level lock-in, irreversibility of farm collapse, and pan-European pattern recognition
Initial flagship publication establishing doctrine-level framework above case studies
Graph normalization: added tags, collection membership, and formalized mental model
Initial publication
Flagship rewrite: rebuilt explainer around the Aravalli as national ecological infrastructure; clarified shield-and-sponge mental model, administrative failure mechanics, and irreversible loss constraints; compressed remedies into binding structural conditions.
Graph normalization: added collection membership, prerequisite links, and formalized mental model.
Rewrite using canonical 10-section module.
Subscribe to the RSS feed to receive changelog updates.